-Air Namibia announced the temporary suspension of all domestic flights for 18 days effective from 23h59 tonight, until 29 August 2020.

-The Air Namibia aviation employees, pilot schools, aircraft operators, Namibia Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) employees and political party youth leagues held a demonstration today, to hand over a petition to the senior management of the NCAA.

-The Air Namibia Board of Directors has announced the appointment of Theo Mberirua as interim CEO pending the appointment of the substantive CEO.

-Air Namibia's Air Service Licence has been suspended due to safety concerns and the airline's financial situation.

-Finance Minister Ipumbu Shiimi has dismissed reports that the government has taken a decision to liquidate Air Namibia, while the airline's management and the board have developed a new business plan.

-Air Namibia has extended the suspension of all its regional and international flights.

-The Namibia Transport and Allied Workers Union (NATAWU) has rejected the Government's plans to liquidate Air Namibia.

-A total of 127 people, who were stranded in foreign countries, landed at the Hosea Kutako International Airport this morning.

-Air Namibia will fly to Frankfurt and London this evening to repatriate more than 100 Namibians, who are stranded after airlines around the world cancelled their flights to curb the spread of COVID-19 pandemic.

-A group of 100 Zimbabweans have been transported to the Walvis Bay International Airport to be repatriated to their country by Air Namibia.